Changelog

One-click Google sign-in is live. Existing email accounts keep working exactly as before — Google is simply a faster door into the same account.

A full mobile pass across the workspace. Every surface now works properly on a phone — not as a shrunken desktop, but with layouts built for the screen.

• Wiki, documents, tables, artifacts, projects, team, and board all use a native list ↔ detail flow on small screens
• Chat switches cleanly between the channel list and the conversation
• The events calendar goes full-screen with filters in a bottom sheet
• Boards default to list view on mobile — kanban columns were never meant for a phone

Your project list and board rail are yours to arrange. Press and drag to put the things you touch daily at the top — the order syncs for you across devices.

Artifacts grew beyond HTML apps: structured documents and 16:9 slide decks, rendered beautifully in the browser and exportable to the formats the rest of the world expects. Agents can author both over MCP.

• Document artifacts render as paged A4 and export to editable .docx or print-quality PDF
• Slide artifacts render as a real deck and export to editable .pptx or PDF
• Styling is token-driven and themeable, so exports match your design system
• One Export ▾ menu per artifact, with a type glyph in the list

Conversations got richer: paste an image straight from your clipboard into the composer, click any attachment into a zoomable lightbox, and links unfurl into Open Graph previews.

Agents doing real work shouldn't need twenty round-trips for twenty tasks. MCP tools now take batches — create or update up to 20 tasks or table records in one atomic call that either fully succeeds or cleanly fails.

Every board column now has an explicit status category — Open, Done, or Cancelled — instead of guessing from column position. Dependencies, milestone progress, and agent updates all got more reliable because of it.

• Milestone codes on tasks, one click on a milestone to filter its tasks
• board_write over MCP gained column, label, reorder, and dependency actions
• Rename and archive boards from a “...” menu; drag to reorder them in the rail

Boards now belong to projects, and the app navigates the way teams think: Project → Board → Assignee. One project can run an engineering board, a content board, and a marketing board side by side — with progress rolling up to the project.

Tasks understand order now. Mark a task as blocked by another and it's impossible to miss; give it a due date and overdue work announces itself; plan milestones on a Gantt-style timeline where the bars are clickable.

Events went from a month grid to a real calendar: a time-grid Week view where you drag to select a slot, a Year view of twelve mini-months for the long view, and day-before reminders for anything due.

You'll now hear about the things worth hearing about: task assignments, @-mentions, role and team changes, due-task and event reminders the day before, automation failures, and billing events for admins.

CSV, DOCX, and PDF files now preview right in the browser — no downloading to peek. The sidebar shows storage usage, and agents gained documents_import_file to pull a file into the workspace from a URL.